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A Scue34_6:5 _-__TARcterii\}C‘_ _ _ vi Cr( ROLA c 1 NLvuti i.. - F-RektoceNn Ac n v r 7y GP~THINED 026a - Co) oc.A)E ?-1 arr I reported the Fraudulent malicious Activity of the newly created business account to Joshua Adams, Business Consultant, Telstra Store, Kadina who proceeded to file a report to the Fraud Department and requested al: investigation into the activity - Retbr to Testae Report' dated I/1012020 I received no reply or response from this report. The Fraudulent and malicious Activity continued and escalated. On the 25/03/2021 I reported the activity again to Joshua Adams, Business Consultant, Telstra Store, Kadirta and reported that I had not received any contact from the Fraud Department concerning the report that he had submitted. I requested a change of mobile phone number with the account still having Restricted Access applied. Joshua Adams proceeded to change the mobile phone number and did. a check to ensure that the new number that I had been given was a newly created number that had not been circulated before my use, to ensure that the same activity would not occur and if it did would be seen as suspicious activity continued. On the 25/0/2021 I reported the Fraudulent Malicious activity to Isobelle Oppeloar, Manager, Te 'sire Store, Kadina who proceeded to file a report to a higher authority, requesting an investigation with the higher authority of the Fraud Division or CEO of Telstra, due to ongoing issues over a 10 year period of continuous Fraudulent Activity. - Refer to Letter a.citicessa-.1 to Isobelle Oppalcr"., Manager-P."1-, to c:cfP.r..r.:nt.9ed :2z:ca.:and Owe D marl& I received conMet ft= Telsu-P Ece.-er Cielifirr;7 1MtriliSnlatt ant en vatting for filo second cr.auPct, to ring me back PS illbirts-Ai2 4119 voice zee-pa:led n'a.a.v.ga on try mobile phone to C.I3SelISS the issue. On the 13th April 2021 1 sent a letter addressed to the CEO of Telstra Head Office, Mr Andrew Penn, Melbourne, victoria from the Norwood Post Office branch, Adelaide informing the CEO of the continuous Fraudulent Malicious Activity that had been occurring in my personal and newly created business account with Restricted Access, and requested a thorough investigation into the activity and provided the documented evidence of the activitythat had been occurring in alt servers and over a long period of time, and following re-location and change of details itefer to I ridtzszed to 0.." .20 Peril3 - Te.iStit :MEd Office, Melbourne SyscItic Tr.r,gt.t.re ecr. l'adhlriect - 37.Q.; Icsszlrr '7.15.2:;?.:115877:177.at sad pernal _'"_£us. C ILSCilr - - EMO-Tet CireSS aoQ Pc tic tWon - Telstra Head Office - 4th May 2021 -Ph e* . I received phone contact from Ron, Telstra Head. a it the submitted letter to Mr Andrew Penn, CEO of Telstra Head Office - Recorded Phone calf. was informed that the reports that had been submitted over a 10 year period in Telecommunication Systems concerning continuous ongoingfraudulent Activity in my accounts, following Restricted Access applied, change o_Lphone numbers, cbn r-kas o£details personal and • business chancre of servers and relocation waMenti—fied as Government and Police .S.i)01Cfe-The --- Remotely Accessing serveri,Thaccounts and computer h. *ware to result iiithe:Ritudulent activity diiithadteerroccarrinw which included blocked contact, altered and blocked messages; blocked access to internet services, websites and contacts, impersonating of companies, unusual messages and phone calls from unknown people, blocked contact and altered messages to my children, as informed by my chile, d resulted in isolation in 2014 - 2016 Extreme Sexual Targeting, Police Targeting and detentiorligis information confirmed the details ebtaioed in 2.016 Electricirt account that incurred an Ears...ive Rise in billing that remained unexplained and resulted in the barcode being scanned as aPoliceScayce eausing,the Fraudulent iretivity. 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N IRDRT ft Strri-t.,:::•:!:5.-r: 1 •I • • • OPTU.S '?ricyCer A rtfie. ce sc:- -re_e_e-r.:N.14::;':.; ir::51";,::;•..; ref: ; a 30 October 2015 j i..-: RE: COI/RAVI- Ri E≥=EREHCE Ni iMBER: CON Thrn,ke Pew the. /45.....no to talk aboutyour Optus mobile service with account number I refer to your recent communication with Optus, wherein you advised that you had been the victim of tratidulentlanil :You have advised that you contacted Optus approx. 2-3 9 -lit arrangement and spoke with a staff member you feel was not actually an Optus representative and this time you state the following issues: - received blocked and altered text messages and there is evidence of phone calls that the / consumer states she never made. - noticed excess usage on her mobile. and saw her bills Jump dramatically after this time. you nave another mobile-OliSt 199 681(Optus) and that some photos from August were accidentally oeleted. Please note the mobile number you have provided and is not listed on Optus systems.; / - s not an Optus number To enable Optus to investigate this matter, it would be appreciated if you would provide a Statutory Declaration which sets out the details of your dispute. To assist you, we have enclosed a Statutory Declaration for you to complete and return. It is important that the Statutory Declaration contains as much detail as.possible, includag: -Your personal details; Name, 008, residential address, occupation, employer and your daytime contact phone number/s -Full explanation of what (including account reference/ number) you are disputing and the reason you are disputing ownership of this account -Confirmation as to whether you currently or previously have held an Optus service - and the relevant service or account details. -Confirmation as to whether or not any other person is / was authorised to act on your behalf -Any other relevant information that may assist Optus to investigate and resolve this dispute. 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ENO-2022-0000919 [SEC=OFFICIALSensitivej CRM:0012589 - ;. 0 rya 1 O .1 Gtriaa R-E.CC; 641C; I Sen AS RCF:Nt c¢itME M4r> %1 MI NW.- I ke I Ty our enquiry to the eSafe ommissio t 2-0000919 7=13FFICIAL: ensitivej CRM:0012589 1 message o: Dear • Thank you for your information received by the Safety Commls;;and taking the time to write to us. 24 August 204 at 09:15 cr _ ---;---, The concerns you have raised are servo and we recommend that you seek legal advice and contact the police to ep.51Criininal activityoronnt g Sea 'me. • ......_ If you ever feel that you or your family are in immediate danger, please call Triple Zero - 000. If you wish to discuss this matter with a legal professional, you can contact Legal Services Commission Sault, Australia for free by calling 1300 386 424. Further information about their services is available from their website here: https:Msc.sa.gov.au The eSafety Commissioner can only investigate matters that are contained in the Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth). We can take action to remove harmful content from the intemet, but we are unable to investigate people or reports of illegal activay. Further information and resources about the eSafety Commissioners role Is available from our website at We hoc thlainflatiortis of assistance. Illegal and Restricted Content Team eSafetv Commissioner E L W www.esafety.gOv aU e- - 12, eSafetyCornrnissioner ----- NOTICE: This email message is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) • and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review. use, disclosure or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the Intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all copies of the original message. httos://rnail.goo0.comlmariluienik=b27612ae2faview=pte arch=allepermthid-threee-f%3A174159728869249789etk*n iiimse-f%3A1741997... 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Dyne s3 arid ettthsr wor-tcra ficse <1 -- Sakti% to that CESCINV The addition rimmed Alan Deashovcft of sexually abushig a minor: Jane Doe 3, provided by Epstein.EISSI The allegations against Dershowto were stricken by the judge end elimin d front the ease because he sal. they rive outside the infant of -the auk to r !plea wean e-t.WIDS§1 A document Bled in cowt alleges that Epstein ran a and lent underage girls to avomineut AnierlatmepN.business ext presidents, a well-kaownprime ministesiandgjmies441egWeS2-10 rje lang-rza r;:aff !nide:v:1i oaurt, sitcji a;:1.1a-7?.111:4 :7-7C-1:5:ea rit: 12 PWe $geCari: , firealS firj: it tic:kW. tf-.57€471n 1 Ca.:C.1=g 7, 5:CJ25, Cilt:2•8a rcoNtatiaPa nlea itila;. fr; 1kt:int= rte by 40;151 71O:a Sr sagrftrit:AlltIES2siaa i'115.71713 kn• t19 tikais9. lagy tiee7ftg t0 IS:7575-41 ilerSZ0G5gara T_Qa. aznySt: tin the fri.T2.1gaverginattttkejwigi I-gears:744 thk.referp :&72-14 girehig; ris40 rite ras2s to tea -th-,:kkg &trimkir Mara frac-. fthe3. TARO: he. did DV: !s!3.3w Jam Does s and 4 to join. the suit Marra spedilmily said that Roberts may later give evidence when the case comes to eourti-148] On February az aolg, in the case of Tux; .Ydne Does v. ih-Opi 3745b3s,. Penior Jttflga d the U.S.. District. Court for the Southern District FlOriita- K:enneth VAITE said federal ProsePutora viola ed the law by tO net* merino before they allowed hiim m to plead guilty to only the two Florida offenses. The judge left open what The possible remedy could be.P393 fEpsiVri (201* In a December 2034 PlaAda ractttfil.bg by 2,mrney Edwards and POI G. Cassel meant for inclusion ta the Crime is Act lawsattp-401 ropit kaown as. , alleged sire' flat at age 17, ghe had_ begi,Va 4afaina sworn s c.kedjZa t ie and OhigOle, for their own use anti for use by several others, inauriinz Price, andrewa413 and reb...re& Harvard Law PrdenPr Atagarsaa 1423 ettLe also elrirnraA 4:1)nt ,SA -eiaafeLand. others had physiadly and svcrInn.7 &based b.enli4s3 She alleged that the pi insy ha-mhwa involved a acvpr-nn..[Wa She said she . had served as Fans ?min's sex slave from 19Q tp gpoz and bid recruited other Didwege ftleP!*1 Prince kluarew,%—stein, end Dmshowitz sll o_emed having had sat with 1.‘ershowitz Lod— ' r2461147iWAINM Med a leantation stilt Fasi-lkst- Derchnit.7 F.3:carrT.21. iimsre ace rsliw Cow? TO biggest pia fere in the Jeffrey EP-a48008se th!ttriViyftgayo.uhthes orniwapptrievityPpei-94csi) - Perversion &Justice, Ma Miami bisrali, November 29, 2018. . . • EFTA00261609 riiriSA cALt-1 H AK, M Mex. Dip NT covi VY SE-/ 6,19/224/g - - Ghtslaine Maxwell - INIMpecUa OgZfIZ Details of a civil lawstol, made public in Jemmy 2315, contained a deposition from "Jane Doe g"— • that accused Maxwell of recruiting her in iggg, when she was a minor, and grooming her to provide sexual services for sieinia41A 2018 exposé by Julie K. Brown in the Miami Herald revealed Jane Doe 3 to be who was-previously known met Maxwell at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lego Club in Palm. Beach, Florida, when was a 16- year-old spa attendant !I She asserted that Maxwell had introduced her to Epstein, after which she was " armed by the two [of them] for his pleasure, including lessons in Epstein's preferences during oral sex". 22 t63i Maxwell has repeatedly denied any involvement in 3fietein's unges.f51-1 In a 2015 statement, Maxwell rejected allegations ₹hat she has acted as a for Epstein and denied that she had "facilitated Prince Andrew's [alleged] acts of sexual e". Her spokesperson said "the allegations made against (31.isiftinta Maxwell are untrue" and she "strongly denies allegations of an unsavoury nature, which have appeared in the British press and elsewhere, and reserves her right to seek redress at therepetition of such old defamatory claims" rea3[643 • Illi s aserbecIthet Maxwell and Epstein had trafficked her and other underage girls, often at sex partiesosted. by Epstein at his homes in New Yor New Mexico, Palm Beach, and the United States Vh:gin Islands. Maxwell cvlipli her a liar. ued Maxwell for defamation in federal court in the Southern District of New York in 201.5. details of the settlement have not been made public, in May 2017 the case was settled in favourAl with Maxwell paying "milionala rsIr V-a-st--.IL Fr:7F -•• a suit, in the United States District Court fir the Southern District of ew York, against and Maxwell, ' That to to give massages to , ern sad harm or er career pr ' she did not £ •. mansion in New York and on his private Caribbean settled in 2018 under-undisclosed terms.121481C6S.8.1 a i rNre fr.rsi %,,,J mr- d mm-kiyei gi-"c ) -:.-a9r1TI--1 RA F. -11-MCLCC.,t4 t•IF •-rk.At\lsr•/155)bAIS poitz-r pi Rk ,144 _ g o 17 - 1-fritZE/i-TeA/F-J) it rie klue) Le---)=-7- PDgy PI g.ie On 16 Aga 2019, ent public and filed a sworn affidavit in federal court in New : .d.Maxw arate locations Ma 6. affidavit was filed in support of a defamation York, Oiling that she and her 1,5-year-old sister had been. sexually assanlVd. by Epgebx silk. hY . III against Alan Dershowitz. ] According to the affidavit, had met Maxwell and Epstein at a New York art gallery reception in 3.995. The affidavit says that in the summer of the following year, they hired her to work on. an art project in billionaire businessman Leslie:Wexner's Ohio mansion, where she was then sexual/. assaulte. el yboth Maxwell and iis , TrFaIRI reported the inridmt to the Nog York Police Department and the EBLE542-1 Her affidavit also stated that riming the same summer, Epstein. flew her then 1,5-year- old sister, non to his New Mexico property where he and Maxwell molested her on a. massage tableS731[743 was interviewed for CBS This Morning in November 2019 where she detailed the 1996 assault and alleged that Maxwell had threatened bothher career andher life after the assault.1251 v Eps₹sins estate, Maxwell, end Jane Doss 1-3 (2019) 71-te.-"Fr a:4[5;7,i c.'•,t2, ?`)".',SSP-1'..a.17; EFTA00261610 -in FL(- / NITel-Q‘CriC; KI7? r mei e_1-).;•ii ei N /MA-xv.I€u_ - IL.) ..446/4:--Lc4.4 v_tc...1_92.-t I 1?4-fc: I 17-iR6E7- /A:C. Of in Cri il - gPSTE MI t -•'' Page 2.of 2 . 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Maxwell and Epstein's estate (2020) In January 2020, a lawsuit was filed against Maxwell and Epstein alleging that they recruited a 13- year-old music student at the Interlochen Center for the Arts in 1994 and subjected her to sexual abuset821 The suit states that Jane Doe was repeatedly sexually assaulted by Epstein over a four- year period and that Maxwell played a key role in both her recruitment and by participating in the assaults.ral Jane Does v. Epstein estate (2020) In August 2020 9 Jane Does filed suit accusing Epstein of sexual abuse. The alleged victims in the lawsuit include -a ii and 13 year old and a victim who alleged abuse in 3.975.10-41 Jane Doe v. Epstein estate (2020) In August 2020 Epstein was sued by a Jane Doe accusing him of sexually abusing her for one and a half years, beginning when she was an 18-year-old aspiring singer and model in New York 1•1O1 Jane Doe v. Epstein estate (2021) A civil suit was filed against Epstein's estate in March 2021 by a Broward County woman who accused Epstein and Maxwell of trafficking her after repeatedly raping her in Florida in 2008. (184] MAxtha.2.. - MSC DEALatcribketsr LocAb Second criminal case dimPI I L coit6Ls-sPOok-te4"14-6-- CLailerCT oi5c5 - EMAIL cchirficr- Trafficking charges SEs ccoMemc- PHOTO CAA P frl 13C- P,161C- - SC51 NESS De..-caopmew cyr On July 6, 2019, Epstein was arrested by the FBI-NYPD Crimes Against Children:Task Force at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey on sex trafficking charges.EMP5n 3qr113:71- He was jilleEITt the tints ••• Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City, which has held -•. prisoners such as John GOta, 'lois:Linn "El Chapo" Guzman, and ?mil Manafortft811;89-r • According to witnesses and sources on the day of his arrest, about a dozen FBI agents forced open the door to his Manhattan townhouse, the Herbert N. Straus House, with search warrant& The search of his townhouse turned up evidence of sex trafficking and also found "hundreds — and perhaps thousands — of sexually suggestive U.S. v. Jeffrey Epstein —`or me of the indictmen01 nfirmed as those of underage females. In a locked safe, found with hind els iRduding the Nam.er+ [Name] , 1 and "Girl pics nude".19-°} Also found in the safe were 70,000 in cash, 48 diamon -V and a fraudulent Austrian passport, which expired in 1987, that had Epstein's photo but another name. The passport had numerous entrance and exit stamps, including entrance stamps that showed the use of the passport to enter France, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Saudi Arabia in the 198os. The passport showed his place of EFTA00261613 a -D As Pak }-t"ViN‘C, Kr_spINtert,E - VtCTtM - FA RCE---1-45:1-) ØY se,e ,•INat•:,56 N.c,4 - a rrA-t N fre< PO c REPORT"- '2/2-Cct et- f4RREST - -7 -eyRG ET-I NG m./11 6 •1O.0Kact " — 6 ps-re colmffici Di6c. • ›ie gicr iec) vicn MS NAME kc•S Me-NTS KNa\mt- DC46_-- IftRG AC77JrT`/ - HAx itv- ^057r .4 kile1C.A CIOV a -r vac) RK larir-----tte=MVOLIG S;f454PCC— avagunmats IUDPOR2 AP no g 16/54ffle Pep0rt Jab Sublaitted by 743143 Ron Dates 26/08/2015 Run Tina g 33201 Page : 4 The accused was not formally interviewed in relation to any other matters due to her level of intoadcation and her demeanour towards Kan. . The accused limed by her south Australian Photographic Drivor,o Licence Ro. WORM e a.> The accused ia this matter isSe Caro The' man:~ in this matter was not intervieWed e bor darsanour towards polio, and her level of intoAdcation. S K " : 1 0 1 . 1 EFTA00261614 100 7 - ao t Po LACE -TeR.Cier( - INkio LA./ED . RESCat ec,NC,p saCit 7 1 tuL-,"CAFt POLICE INVOLVEMENT I ORGANISED CRIMe OLVEMENT IN ORGANISED TARGETED 27 YEARS - COMMENCING IN 1989 / TARUE1 ED VICTIM 16 YEARS OF AGE (Sexual Targeting by a police officer, Kadina, SA) FRAUDULENT CHARGES - FALSIFIED WIT SS AND POLICE STATEMENTS (AFFIDAVITS) - FRAUDULENT FINES - POLICE SEXUAL TARGETING - DIRECT ORDERS FROM DEPARTMENT OF THE PREMIER AND CABINET (Steven Marshall, Vicki Chapman) POLICE COMMISSIONER GRANT STEVENS IN POLICE TARGETING OF THE TARGETED VICTIM TO RESULT IN DETAINMENT - POLICE INVOLVEMENT IN ATTEMPTED MURDER OF THE TARGETED VICTIM TO APPEAR AS SUICIDE ( VIC- TIMS AWARENESS , CONTESTING 2013, REPORTING ILLEGAL TARGETED ACTIVITY 2015 - 2016) t Ni•o•t_ ice o ssioner, Grant Stexe rs from Premier / Came /Direct email contact IN ORGANISED-GRIMEz.POLICE CORRUPlagOrl_i t1/416.- rititORK, • t o ttsville_fC Parking Fines - Queensland Police.) • police Ombudsman • Peter O'Neil - Port Pixie • Hanna O'Neil - Port Pixie SexO ,34— "T"R.C. air N C. • • 2007 Excessive alcohol allegation - Kadina - Officer unknown - Court Record • 2014 Excessive alcohol allegation - Recorded on drivers licence - Officer Unknown, Port Pixie • Jake Austin - Port Pixie SE )O311/4. L - rec R-CieCTI ISD C, • Raffen - Port Pixie • David Brown - Port Pixie • Gary Jeffery Brockhouse - Port Pixie • Allan Bourke - Port Pixie • Witness : Ernest Edwin Polly - Port Pixie • Witness: Kathy Marie Jacobs - Napperby - Port Pixie • Ferried Muhsin - Port Pixie • Daniel James Nicholson - Crystal Brook • Fiona (surname unknown) - Port Pixie • Zac (surname unknown) - American Police Administration (phone contact in evidence) Detective Leigh Gwilym - Port Pixie • William Wheatley - Melbourne, Victoria • Chris Cobrane - Melbourne, Victoria • Senior Sergeant Tracy Gentgall - Freedom of Information Unit • A.FP Head Quarters, Melbourne, Victoria - Officer name unknown - 2016 reporting missing child "India Rose - Received no contact follow up - Denied assistance on targeted activity • 2021 Kadina Police Department - Seeking assistance - Reporting illegal targeted activity of Port Pixie - Police officers involved did not take victims statement or details of targeted illegal activity - Did not contact targeted victim to follow up report - Did not act on reported targeted activity— Kadina Police in exact location of targeted victim at exact moment the targeted victim is in that location multiple times following the report, contact / exact police activity that occurred in Port Pixie Police Department in 2014 - 2016, 2013 contesting, 2015 - 2016 reporting targeted illegal activity and resulting in illegal detainment, Attempted Murder of the targeted victim to appear as Suicide (Pre meditated, Steven marsbnll and Vicki Chapman) EFTA00261615 „IE7 &NJ\ 6fl icc. C-6A L ACt'(V ( N crow:tic-cop &col _ Rub S - Port PIRtc pcy.AcC DEA' A RT t-t eiCri AND TG kiN)i\)5. J (c-cc Cc fp/AKIO (RICA &OeEf 5 LAND - okk CA PY R SOUTH AUSTRALIA POLICE --- ccASP i keD COLIER, OP CODE SAFER C0MMUNMES -5A PGA.... I iNk)CL_O-E-C) 09 March Dear Ms TeLephon1111 1 (2CaQ ec="1-0k) eni•)SPIRCII c_e_AieR OP I refer to your complaint against police received at the Internal Investigation Section (IIS) of the South Australia Police (SAPOL) on 07 February 2022. It has been entered onto the complaints management system and assigned registration number I have reviewed your complaint and carried out an assessment pursuant to sections 1 and 14 of the Police Complaints end Discipline Act 2016 (the Act). I have noted throd. inntlftm hTe been previously assessed in another complaint that you made (number I am now closing your new complaint as, vide section 15(a) of the Act, I consider it has already been dealt with by my section. Yours faithfully nIa Government of 0-4 \thy South Australia Service Integrity Leadership Collaboration Courage Respect South Australia Polk" GPO Box 1688, Adelaide SA 5001 MIN 97 799 021 552 vontpollcoagov.au EFTA00261616 kfiTFiT"Th 5 S - PRaltet) V 1Crit'l Or 1 - liN (:)‘-&-Nr gfrICYNAs -- • cArPoirr SopPoer - .0 O -N'T'At-5 - -U -Or-ti OLSE - spoeen1 ^Barr in) Pet. vsli-rti urciu-i - T_SPy -50Ffotz-r nteerin16 , gpcoi 7.4 A c_oluvp-rtoN scy At3u5c RANG - K8DINIk -3-otiN) eLsoN INN D M1 L-.)1 Gov .soutecc- r=ivic ree,4 e-r. /t4 P 60V sou'''-c-E- "Yuci- EFTA00261617 • HVEVInf',V1 Parry 0 10:02 am Hi hanks for the tip, I've never spoken much to'Shannon at all to be honest,. as for th= Ellis family they are close` o J -^ talk appy ustralia bay The initials of a terrible _person we have spoke EFTA00261618 10,1:39 PM 0 O ti iN) C. t....ritr: i RAN-b I 1 \b`\ Cf: i1/44 MEcrED TO elf I S .E-7,-\ l Icy OLSEN, John Wayne OM— iSenaiorforSouitt Austrab,1990-92 beta! ParlY of Alstialia) IThiebr dPhiGal Dictiale'rY " Ca-f7 C:, T',5: .:-c- U alb Eli 1.f -- -•:-\-2.; i s. -171,:t.C.---tc:5 -7:7;-; ;(&-: .:: • -, ' - : --- - . - --- - -,,,-.... --iii..... .--, ,.. 4 - -:;:-....--` -1 ",....:,•• l't• -it: - --,si-- -.., 111 th f el> 1: ====ty----- . .----zt..- 4.,, •: -f"-- 4•9SeeNe A -34 0Se-- RI f\J CA i f\WOLSZACIeN ,. _ __.w..,. ... . ..,_ P12 giber,' ecifitY pi Australia) httpfrablography.senate.govau/Olsen-john-waynat %var.,- Ci:;• Inter ZipaufbAUslial 19fi l 8 t 200,ssTrVeTi; o years Initlegn;refron; _ • •. _ • •.• May when he a varxncy.oetrsed Wth'snisl ---- rofSenator Tony Messner. `• • it tit-tc- • A CoRilirkillaCeigiiiiiiiillitiffAiiithigiiirtatigini-Terith -nr griett:ila day after he became Premier of South ALretratie, argued thetthere was a defining moment in Olean's life when he was eighteen and with his father when the lab; suffered a massive heart attack and died while driving the family speedboat. Other defining moments revolved around his foitunas as a state politiClan; his two years in the Senate rated barely a mention. 4-tatitte-vcias deVythe.Oliartgeme for John Olsen. :•t-n•":21a.. • CA 7 ealfimleAListralia on 7 June 1945(-OlsetwaitioffStanley John Oise , owner of an chins and motor vehicle business, and his wife Joyce Rosalincfr s educated at ;,Kadin Memorial High Schack Studied accountancy at the Smith Australian School of Business Studies, spent a period from 1962 as a bank clerk with the SA Savings Bank, and by 1968 was managing director of the family . _ • ea. . business, J. R. Olsen & Sons Pty Ltd. His determination to be part of the political process and influence policy direction was inspired by what he sew as the need to address, the neglect of small business interests under Don Dunstan, and 'the excesses of the Dunstan and Whiliam era; al n became poetically siege Presideet of South Australia's Rural Youth (1970) and later as ;eafina totem totem e was also South Australian ores( ha e doo Ea :ere n 1974:0719 .1r1 Ty 1968 he married Julie Abbott they were to have two sons and a daughter. %.. k • .1976 Wen was elected president of the South Australian diyislon of the Liberal PaVean office which he held until 1979 when he was elected to the SBLith RairSiCif Aaithbly ei the minter for Rocky River; following a boundary redisbibution in 1985 he became the member for Custance. Olsen served as Chief Secretary and Minister for Fisheries in the Tonkin Liberal Government from March 1982 until the ALP victory in the state election in November of that year. David Tonkin resigned from Parliament and Olsen defeated Dean Brown in a ballot for leadership of the party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1986 and 1989 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following the defeat ,of November 1989, in which his party obtained more than ffity par cent of the two-party preferred vote, Olsen Indicated that he would accept nomination for the Senate vacancy to be caused by the impending resignation of Senator Tony Messner He resigned as Leader in January 1990, and resigned his seat In the House of Asset:illy Immediately beforebe.kig Clibeen for the vacancy by ajoirriskting of the Houses of the SA Padtement '; on 7 May 'IWO; ha was morn to the Senate on thafollowIng day.ill ItistNeesch, delivered on 21May lo9 . called for increased unity for a 'fragmented and nervous nation'. ' He criticised the regulatory duplication that characterised federal and state administration of health, education and housing, and urged the restructuring of the economy through privatisation and the deregulation of financial and labour markets, 10 create an environment 'where freedom and incentive are the basics'. Fre raised the issue of the maladministration of the Murray-Darling and the impact this was having on South Australia: 4:1 ... the head of Australia is being iefr to die. ifs main artery is clogged with the salinity and pollution of the States through wk .^h it passes, with my Stare at Soudr Australia ... condemned by a political inertia to being in effect the sewer &Australia And he addressed immigration issues, arguing that migrants should be encouraged to settle in places other than the east coast, that they should be obliged to become citizens, and to take English language coursese2) An experienced parliamentarian, during his brief time in the Senate Olson made 'articulate and forceful, and, at times, emotional' contributions to debate. He spoke often on the state of the economy, particularly its effect on ' ---tnnnilinn. and referring frequently to the situation in his home state. EFTA00261619 iCir.."Kts>e C--Ta 0 'TO ^MC -4k 1 C-tat 211122,139PM 01.9(3.1. tm Wayne (19 it- 7-,f‘r :t CI L. re--r.v.:,, - I: t- t-C. '' ' '' nt 7:* -4t • - atorfor South Australia. 1990-82 Part y of , ' * )1Th -- . e Biographical Dictionary ... During his premiership Olsen had overseen a on of So Australia's electricity system, the outsourcing of Its water industry, and a number of development projects intended to boostitastate's ailing . economy: The citation for hIsippointment as an Offices offfleCrdersof.Austraiie trOanuary 200.7)--eads in part: - C27.X." :Pc, - x,:...For service to the SA Palimen_patiCularly in the areas of economic development _ and let:mu A ugh . . nrOmotIng business Igraskuctwe and i s Ange 2-06 and then Ituflitlas '4:7". Olsen'vras Australian sul-Genti iruk.." ;,,... ,..;-: G'Da LA and G' a is_oGrams. Z.— »;,: e was appointed DePuty Chairman of th ArriericanAtiaballan _ , ........,..2in 919 In 2014 he became an advisor with the Bespola4proach lobby S...;-...t.--, — t•,.:::::.)'..3. r-å,i9.-Pz•-:.?.- Pc:-.1..,ir: -. i- -.)t......*:3 ...;15-::::::71-1i.:: 1: \•5 .L1-11- C-t-11:3*-•-1:07.1:- . • Tim Blyent . . 1-. -- ' UY?Fitii- -.I "is, r i EErr y .».... Cr l: IPC.rif:S S5 a 5::-.. 2 C7 ' . '• Ontt . G1:7:111:^1 ft : ! terNe1 ,4C-Ibk0 "Rrt - r - r .c.fiscrs'37felsIrz-, -- TINteftiCr374 r;t...‘: I. ble.CC-417 a NE:t:..A" i -N, --- v.i -Za ?..-` :"--r"--r1;.:=ii - Prl•.1..? 7:-:. 1-3.C.Der.c. -' ' ''" Cr - • • - *.— . 6 `'c;',...P- tctc-7- -73 - ci.:A:z : ic • ...)...... et (1] Australian (Syd.), 29 Nov. 1998, p.13; CPD, 21 May 1990, p. 649; Michael McGuire, 'Not fade away', Advertiser (Adel.), (SA Weekend), 3 April 2009, pp. 14-17; Dean Jaensch 'The Liberal Party' in Andrew Parkin and Allan Patience, The Bannon Decade, Allen & Unwin, St Leonards, NSW, 1992, pp. 50- 55; CT, 8 Dec. 1985, p.1,26 Nov. 1989, p. 1,29 Dec. 1989, p. 5. (2] CPD, 21 May 1990, pp. 648—52. 131 CPD (R), 9 May 1991, pp. 3477-83; Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters, Wiio Pays the Piper Cells the Tune, Canberra, June 1989; CP12,13 Aug. 1991, pp. 60-4,115-8,28 Nov. 1991, pp. 3539-40; Senate Select Committee on Political Broadcasts and Political Disclosures, Report, Canberra, 1991; Australian Capital Television Ply Ltd v Commonwealth 1992, RCA 45,177 CLR 106; CT, 1 Oct. 1992, pp. 1-2; CPO, 29 April 1992, pp. 1836-8. [4] CPC, 19 Sept 1990, pp. 2611-3,18 Oct. 1990, pp. 3142-5,10 Dec. 1991, pp. 4468-72,5 March 1992, pp. 841—Z CT, 30 Jan. 1992. p. 4. [5] CPD, 29 April 1992, pp. 1826-34; CT 14 March 1992, p. 2; The Bulletin (Syd.), 31 March 19°2, p. 23. Pi CT, 12 May 1992, p.2; Rann V. Olsen [2000] SASC 83; House of Representatives Practice, 5th ed., pp. 715- 7; Transcript, ABC Radio, PM', 19 Oct. 2001; Michael McGuire, 'Not fade away', 2009; Crikeycom, 21 Oct. ;2001. Commonwealth of Australia 2014 - 2022. EFTA00261620 cr,,,ecrao -Po AmeL,E4.7 Au MICHAEL All INUZ.LJ aws FAMi4/ co.. ,1Ecre," 'p AMERICA . 14 Gmail "J.11, o<-5E-r, P&r../..... 41A"MCA .0.1N Ca..1.7,0 (no subject) r 1,13,4A - CeSer., Pryiery 2024 at 0.2 ISSUU AMERLC, NUC.A. eats p Arrp,„, 6F O,,i5en. ..-{5 MP Er..A.{5 150-year Special Edition by Yorke --_- -Peninsula Country Times V. hree •eneration ichae Nelso Giles : nd Trevo Ili Mic ael Ellis and his amil at(Kadina "South Australia. should be very ... EFTA00261621 coh?Kiec-TE -ro -101-1M et,5E.N AOD ,57F-Are:Ni frikitis telig--..114\i0c _ • t recz.4..r.i f After the election, Marshall continued to lead the liberals in opposition.(2°1 Former liberal leader Maitin Hamilton-Smith became an independent two months after the election and indicated his support for the govemment.(21) Following the death of Such and the subsequent 2014 Fisher by- election which Labor won by five votes from a 7.3% 2PP swing away from the Liberals, Labor went from minority to majority government. Brock and Hamilton-Smith maintained their confidence and supply support for the government which provided a 26 to 21 parliamentary majority.(22-1 The 2013 state. Scion was held on 17 March. The July to September 2014 Newspoil had seen Labor begin to lead the Liberals on the two-party-preferred vote for the first time since 2009.1231 The October to December 2015 Newspoli saw Marshall's leadership approval rating drop 11 points to 30%, the equal lowest Newspa approval rating in history for a South .kustra;lan Opposition Leader since Dale Baker in 1990524113M At the election, Marshall again faced Weatherill and Labor which were seeking a record fifth term in office and the "wild card" centrist party, SA-Best, led by formeienator Nick Xenophon,'ivho was seeking the balance of power in the Assembly. The 2016 electoral redistribution had given the Liberals an advantage of 27 seats - to Labor's 20 seats heading into the election. est> Coc' S...k.IRC.C...5 - 1 h.h.).Cx...L.) eo Four hours after the close of polls on elac'don day, at a t roximat m ACDST, Weatherill .., telephoned Steven Marshall and conceded defea we_ Premier John else, intr Stotheelestiprday ..-- functioelarformei' beret c ed victory. The SA Liberals had won the election with 25 seats to Labors 1Ca bare majority of two — the first time the Liberals had won a state election since Olsen's victory in 1997.127)1281129113°) Despite the outcome, there was actually a state-wide two-party-preferred swing away from the Liberals toward Labor.I 13 f;--T:z.,:, y:41:.;:-.:".-cadr) 493:. ....in":.jtc:ik;;I i-c::::c:t7.3.46/..s.- - .:.`r. ::;•.-t..).-11.;:=•.; :Cic..-. :?-r:11:!!1,::::.-,-1 Pram er of South Australia t ;a- -.v. •-•-• • ---- .s..zliti'itzf: . Two clays after the election, with the result beyond doubt even though counting was still under way; Marshall had himself, deputy leader Vickie Chapman. and Father of the South Australian Parliament Rob Lucas sworn in as an interim three-person government by the Governor of South Australia, 'lieu Van Le. Marshall became Premier, Chapman Deputy Premier and Atte:nett General, and Lucas Treasurer. Lucas had previously served as Treasurer in the last Liberal govemment.1321The full ministry was sworn in on 22 MarctLi33) In addition to serving as Premier, Marshall retained responsibility for portfolio areas of The Arts, Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation, Defence and Space Industries, Veterans' Affairs and Multicultural Affairs, although these were no longer named as ministriesP41 EFTA00261622 ?/11122,1:05 MA Steven marshal - Wipe& Dopia-ay teat-gni of thrt Opposition t Smith Australia Preceded by ..,,-Succeeded by Preceded by In office 3 October 2012 —4 February 2013 14; Mitch Williams . . Vickie Chapman tj, • - - niz F.M.71C- lei• the South Australian c Liberal Party incurrti-mit. Assumed office 31 January 2013 Dan van Hoist Pellekaan Isobel Redmond Member of the Suzsth 4as:caftan Paste 1a for Durflri incumbent Assumed office 15 March 2014 Preceded by District established Majority Rieceded by Succeeded by Born Political party 6.1% Member of the arcutlt Pa:ilensat for t‘kritmcl In office 20 March 2010 —15 March 2014 Vini Ciccarello District abolished personal details rs'i t3to:= Steven Spence Marshall 21 January 1968 Woodville South, South Australia, Australia Liberal Party of Australia (SA) Spouse(s) Sue (divorced} 3112 EFTA00261623 • --;->VihiceNn exicer4C r cos.; spi geo sEsiRc. macertizi ; Lo! `! 1/8/22, 11:11AM Member of Parliament Details 18 Feb 3021 Refine results I Home AS ER et_tistgoDirvi Pgccigs7rC) 61e-kiEC.4 ?ina5f1 s9tt. agi}tr& Member of Parliament Details Fraser Ellis Education >---NICadina PS, Recline HS,Prince Alfred College, Uni SA Prior Employment Lawyer, Journalist _7 rflei-DI.t) 241:::(...F Public Activities Kadina Football Club Committee, Kadina Basketball Club Coach & Umpire, Apex Member - torate Telephone: itafterntates mail- Date CONN) Ecir E—D It cicse-t.!, staiera PAA RSil ALL- ft P CANIA/BeTTS NATnae E,errs Nnettoc..0,5 aercs viNICeN11- 13C Lc) NiC_ House District Reason (If Retired) House of Assembly House of Narungga independent Assembly Narungga Liberal Party Changed Party • • . 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This advice was his own recommendation as he is very knowledgeable In this area and supports your political efforts to improve the medical system in Kadina. 2 February 2023 at 12:04 I hope this information is of use to you and you are able to continue your brilliant work in this area. 2 February 2023 at 12:09 Thank you for your email. It is wonderful to hear Dr Richard Daehn would like to speak directly to Fraser regarding our local health system. Fraser is more than happy to meet with professionals in this field to try and sort solutions. 7— . Please encourage Dr Daehn to contact our office to arrange a time to meet with Fraser. Have a great afternoon. Sarirh~ferSchalk •-• REA.Ay; im655A655 et HROCCai RF TRAOS Nil SS /0.4.5 It Personal Assistant ne-Asce e 1.1. a .5 KIP - CitAlte tN e -/ES RT Qicr/P4 PLA I §N)C: ivieep p.)4 ri P.R.ASE.g. ot-LAS M P " 1-tov Fraser Ellis NIP I Member for Narungge "CHAT pea" tit en r4 CA Pe.SA or5 Find Fraser online I Facebook I Twitter 1 Inetegnen EFTA00261625 Support Acr, Arc' 6 - S ; r• • ol 6. 3....1 Hone > Media > Ness - Malian duller,lam' AG •••••-rrs'n ••• •- 6 • *. of Adelaide bro 4-20. 3.. 6. ca.. •-• . r_-C, •-• - 6-6 '...;.'`1:11.'3;1`. •"?.; - • - ' • •. •• Friends, q trust you will indulge me V start by sneaking In a quick family acknowledgement of my niece Dr Jenna ..A,...- whp is an academic at this unIVSrsity%ifaitc3:: 1,:saearch institutiiand her great friend Judy Rathjen, whO CS an accomplished woman in her own right and, in connected Adelaide kind of way, is our Vice Chancellor's elsh acknowledge Judy's bit, ler; Yice Chancellor, Mr fkoll.:0, Elges'4or iniptprfOT the Honourable e.$hadow. Anister,for Health, the J;lonoura .6, 6 14,4T-gzirek 6• seavcf.., ACTIZ'A CciQ 11.1\3cr...;E-t, But most importantly of all, i acknowledge the traditional e.c)BSc kRED A_rre.mpT,5 owners of the land on which we meet and in the spirit of 0 ,1 vic_Ti p is Li p-c iNAsolica recanoilia₹ion, pay my respects to eders past and present , „ seli - teAD IAA Yellaka, thank you for yourwarni Greeting to Country. • srctiena srnCC • VtGkt E. c_444f-P)s4A • rizAseR e_44 t KAP INA • St:(.-1A et 0 Li-ARD • V i NJCENT ec.c.oNE And e Or-4 OPIRelp ?JAW IWAC.3 i l‘WC0u3ED c-coJECT-61) aol3 - paRo RFFn2 _E .1- 5 introduction The is the second time I have had the privilege of being so welcomed by Yellaka. The first time was at the recent South Australian State dinner to celebrate 125 years of women's suffrage in our State — a milestone to be inspired by. EFTA00261626 murEteR yr vicirm PfriKecri--/ Cc G-7 £?Ct) SeaCC rrJ:et I N -Cr?"\)C, ROWA() Kni\-4S/IX The yrithia stated sternly to her daughter, the targeted victim Jacqueline when she first met Vincent Sulone, Adelaide University in 2018 bocsuse I rionii want him to think arty differently ej his sister. haulauuhter. st oteci victim Jas.:Duane Pearce involving Sexual Evidence thtt the mother. Ciinthii; Fiet;scektiew tutiai..3-asoit 3hautt Pearce bati dcito to Molegatan and admitted it y makingth's st,atement tti ha; daughter and vsiasstill in 20 torliLig to keop the truth covered up whilejter daughter, the targeted victim we:2Si' being targeted tarnetina ectiVitv recorded and dograented until 2023 while still residing in the Pearc,e farnilit horrit inew discovered ea the qogree o thttHareeting. her FelleciN ifl 2023 --t Targeteti victim. the ciauotiter Jacqueline ha :sold her partner atte trne Darren illiel.-"larrniipijoy to 1393 what her brother ii u ne to her when Dail-en qua slip did not talk to her familv or have an thing to do with her family Dinthie the rioter did not knew this information and was itot told this information by the vt aayagint in time The Mottlet. Cynthia Penrce lainingInformation about her thualater from a thirci on:iv involved in Criminal Networkiareettr.g of an. individual and haying 27,COF.S8 to overnirive., and Police illegal Surveitiar:oe stalking of *the targeted victims own home docuicenprl xtnct reocrded as being used fc om the age of 95 ears of age until 2023 Roit..:1Ar-1 RAT-AS/Al - 1-11O-11-lerR. - cor.jtje-c-ra --) tt\)NiCA-4)E10 POINTS OF INTESESJ : EVIOENgg QUEgUsatt/iNVOLVEMENT IN CRikliNAL NE: fliVORK I-ARGO:INC iNVOi_ViNO MOTHER CVN-P-11/‘ PEARU. COWIECTE.T.,:tc) !"...tUEENSLAN.O..17-..*g PlAkij QUPF.NSLAND .• * Service SA Report - Officer Leone - TELCO - Connected to Federal Government, Kadina and Pori Pirie Rowan Ramsay involving multiple counts of Criminal activity and involving Queensland and the identity theft, money laundering and fraudulent activity, including Tax file numbers targeting the targeted victim, the daughter . hile residing in Port Pirie . . EFTA00261627 FRAseR eu-A 5 PAP KA.° tRA - 0517tii41,44 Cz. Ft& on3 fl • on - m 5 murnek cci\\ce Wsl mED few- FcR Kr/ 0 ^!1 or file TA-R..4 Ere D VI C.T1 H It-LC(4PC Con) DOC r IN) P0/5u C optri cie-g FRAsetk tw5 ^ No-r1-11R c•ONIS NJ-0-3Jets Following the vaccination in February 2022 Following the daughter t victim Ja ueline ffering the Acute Allergy Oedema from the Covidig Vaccinatio ade an appointment with Fraser Ellis MP. Kadin ut the •au knowledge and ,,,o1:::-.,:; : l. . :,:y 't " victim Jacqueline adina without I. daughter the targeted warn Jacqueline consen or nowledge regarding the daughter the targeted victim medical condition and medical information concerning the Acute Allergy reaction to the vaccine The daughter the targeted victim scolded the mother Cynthia for submitting her medical information or even er own information to a third party wit out her consent or nowt e and told her not to do that again and remained angry with the mother Cynthia a for sharing her personal information with a third party without her consent - Who proceeded to seek sympathy stating 1 can't do anything right" • ....Z.:(47:17; ink:.S . . ::.1:?1‘1471;1S;;C: ;Cr. 1it:r1•43!..::a • c•.• . . :9t :_.t r ?rld • th ) • EFTA00261628